Raspberries are aggregates of drupelets (i.e., a bunch of small fruits, each containing a stone or pip). Strawberries are aggregate accessory fruits (i.e., the "fruit" is not from the normal fruit part of the plant). Wikipedia has all the details if you are /really/ interested.

I recommend having a look at the Quite Interesting website (qi.com), and watching the TV series if you can get it where you live. It is a wonderful source of useless information, and very entertaining.

...but in a similar vein - back in the early '80s, I worked for a company that built business equipment, specifically financial document printers.

One of their printers encoded checks with the magnetic ink necessary for proper document handling in those days (it's still around), called the MICR-1.

It was programmable in a simple symbolic language that one of the management referred to, disparaginly, as a "MICR-Mouse language." Unfortunately, it stuck - we programmed the interfaces in "MICR-Mouse" for the rest of the time I was there.